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Favorite poetry books? I’ve just gotten super into poetry ?

Favorite poetry books? I’ve just gotten super into poetry ?

Jennifer #review #poetry

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Linda

LOVE Edna St Vincent Milay

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Lola

Love Erica Jong

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JenniferQuestion author

I’ll have to look into both! Thanks!

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Carrie

The princess saves herself in this one

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JenniferQuestion author

I just got that last weekend! Haven’t read it yet ?

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Carrie

@Jennifer you’ll love it!

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Sue

Billy Collins, Elizabeth Bishop, Mary Oliver.

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Meagan

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JenniferQuestion author

I read that! And Milk and honey ??

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JenniferQuestion author

Depression and other magic tricks was one of my firsts

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Patricia

Lang Leav, Michael Faudet, Rupi Kaur. You should check ’em out. ?

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JenniferQuestion author

I have two from Rupi Kaur ! ?

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Patricia

That’s cool! ?

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Rohen

Poetry…nothing beats TS Eliot ?

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Rohen

I have not found poetry more profound and timeless than Eliot’s Four Quartets!

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Neena

Famous love poems of Dickinson, Rossetti, Cummings, Shelley, Teasdale and many more.

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Victoria

“I Wrote This For You” by Pleasefindthis (aka Iain S. Thomas)
I’m not a big poetry reader, but I absolutely fell in love with this book a few years back.

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JenniferQuestion author

I ALMOST got that yesterday at Barnes n Noble! But I settled on Whiskey words & a shovel book 1

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Victoria

You don’t have to buy the book to read the poems, his website has all of them on it.
http://www.iwrotethisforyou.me/

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JenniferQuestion author

@Victoria thank you! I didn’t know that.

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Paul

It’s not Frost, but Paul McCartney many years ago, issued a book called Blackbird Singing. Many of the poems are the songs we know that are poetic and included a few poems that I never knew about. I read them to my daughter during her infant years.

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Somya

Michael Faudet?

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Grace

Magic with Skin On by Morgan Nikola Wren. Absolutely beautiful!

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Amy

Charles Bukowski. I love his raw sarcasm. His gritty outlook on life. I just like how he tells it like he sees it without using pretty words to take away from what he’s trying to say!

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Del

Japanese Love Poems

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Kathlyn

Pablo Neruda’s Twenty Love poems and A Song of Despair

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Filipa

I really like Fernando Pessoa but I’ve only read his portuguese poems (he does have some in english) and translated poetry doesn’t always work. He basically wrote as several different people, so he adopted a new personality and writing style according to the person he was writing as, it’s really interesting. I really like Ricardo Reis, Álvaro Campos and Fernando Pessoa himself.

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Rob

Frank O’Hara’s Lunch Poems, and, Meditations in an Emergency. Also anything by Sylvia Plath, and Anne Sexton’s Transformations.

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Rob

Frederico Garcia Lorca

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Rob

Federico..stupid autocorrect

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Alicia

Both of Rupi Kaur’s poetry books! Milk and Honey. and The Sun and Her Flowers

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Kristin

Sylvia Plath and Pablo Neruda. 🙂

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Bonnie

Orbital Paths, by Richard Meyer. He was my high school English teacher. ?

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Dominique

Sylvia Plath Pablo Neruda and all french poetry .

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Jerry

I’ve always liked Dickenson, Frost, Sandberg. I also liked The Rhyme or the Ancient Mariner.

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Sarah

I loved Jimmy Carter’s poetry

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Paulette

Kahlil Gibran, Margaret Atwood, Emily Dickerson , eel Cummings to name a few

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Paulette

e e cummings, stupid spell check is determined to capitalize his name. He wrote his name in lower case! Ugh

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Charlotte

Chasers of the Light by Tyler Knott Gregson. He’s my favorite contemporary poet

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Lisa

Out of Deep, Unordered Water by Carol White Kelly

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